Serica Energy plc (SQZZF) Shareholder/Analyst Call Transcript
Britain's Serica Energy said on Wednesday it would no longer be able to complete its planned transition from the AIM market to the London Stock Exchange's main market this year, due to regulatory complexities from its recent M&A activity.
Britain's Serica Energy lowered its annual production forecast on Wednesday for the second time in a month, after a fresh disruption at the Triton floating production storage and offloading vessel.
| Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels Industry | Energy Sector | Mr. Christopher Martin Cox CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | GB00B0CY5V57 ISIN |
| GB Country | 228 Employees | 27 Jun 2025 Last Dividend | 22 Oct 2013 Last Split | 5 Jan 1998 IPO Date |
Serica Energy plc is a proactive leader in the upstream oil and gas sector, focusing primarily on the exploration, acquisition, development, and production of oil and gas reserves. With its operations rooted in the United Kingdom, Serica Energy has carved a niche for itself by targeting both established and emerging oil and gas fields. Established in 2004 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, the company has managed to build a robust portfolio of interests across the Northern and Central North Sea, leveraging its expertise to harness significant energy resources in these regions. Its strategic approach to operations, underscored by a commitment to efficiency and sustainability, positions Serica Energy as a key player in the UK's oil and gas industry.
The following are Serica Energy plc’s notable interests in oil and gas fields, showcasing the company's diverse portfolio and strategic investments in the energy sector:
Holds a 100% interest in this North Sea field, evidencing Serica's capacity to fully operate and manage significant energy projects.
With a 98% interest, the Bruce field exemplifies Serica's prowess in harnessing substantial gas reserves, contributing notably to its production output.
This field, wherein Serica boasts a 50% interest, is a testament to the company's strategic partnerships in extracting valuable gas resources in the North Sea.
Although not the operator, Serica's 18% non-operating interest in Erskine underlines its diversification strategy and collaborative approach within the energy sector.
A 50% interest in Columbus marks Serica's commitment to developing future resources and scaling its portfolio in the Central North Sea.
Holding a 20% interest in these promising Central North Sea prospects, Serica is investing in exploration to secure its future in oil and gas production.
With total control (100% interest) over these exploration prospects, Serica demonstrates its ambition to open new production frontiers in the North Sea.
These North Sea projects, with Serica owning a 100% interest, underscore the company’s capability in driving the development of new finds into productive assets.
Part of its broader portfolio, the Triton fields represent another critical component of Serica's comprehensive approach to oil and gas production in the North Sea.